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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

pso7sriy. Carlos Lzis Maria Fernando.
Ooauf De MoatsGoiin. uas TIE sun 81
tAs frss psetsodsr. ard npon his
fathers esash he be9an 10 assert bis
siAims &c ths thrcns- Lie his father.
be hiss bad ths snppaFf Of tie rsactaan-
ary pArsy IN Spain. and his sAoEss
20 gain TIE throns have been the eanse
Of several bloody civil wars His aast
effort end<d in tbs dispsrsing Of his
army In ISIS. and s.ncs thea he has
been an exile and q gandsrer. he serv-
I'd wiki the RzssiaEs during the Russo
Turkish var Of IsTT-TS. He has attain
ed rather an unpleasant n0s0risty, his
name havisR been associated With 81
leass one swindlinR operation. He 4
now in South AneEica. Q fast which
probably gives riss TO the repoEs thst 6
Ecve1ent IN his favor is contemplated
in Mexico.
GOs being able 10 secure the Spanish
throne. Don Carlos would doabtlsss b
aiAd to take any othsT throne thai
might happen to Be vacant and b
would probably seeept with thanks a.
invitatisn to preside over the dessinies
81 Mexico. Its net At al likely, hoe
ever. tkat s1ch 50 invitation viii be ex.
tended. Ths Mexican people do moi
need king. and if they did, Presiseni
Disz would probably naks IS good 6
one as any imported Spanish pretendsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

viI nss enter ins0 tks sonfE0vsrsy unsa
it haa been disputad.
II ID tr1s tnAa the United States re-
senfed TIE ciaim Of The ptr1aes o.
TEipoli and AIgsria 70 lesy sribuia apon
all vessels snisrisR the MsdiserraneaA-
bot u 10 saaalIy true that 10 has nsver
q1ssaionsd the riRhs Of Crest Britain TO
sEeroias over The Irish and Gorta SEAS
prscisaiy sash iaris6istio0 asthe GATED
States has in tie past exeFcised ever
EsaFisR Sea. TIE latter IL a. much q
land Iosksd ssa 40 10 either Of the
fsTmsr. snd the United States esEt&inly
ssitksT stuitidss itself nor proves IN
trse 70 its paat history vben Il insists
u9oa The sane rights that IL IL wiling
10 aesoEd 10 eeh1FM.
In the BshFing Sea eonirovsrsy, how
ever. an alemeat enters which 10 foreign
10 every other question Of a similar na-
ture. A great and Important isdustFy
- dependant upoz The Fiebt Of TIE
Uoitsd States 10 ahoEd 10 protection.
IL the rsstriesions nov placed apon the
killing Of seals we're removed, an indis
eliminate slaughter would tsks plsce
ami The seals voald sither Be- utterly
Annihilatsd OF dEiyen 70 ths islands in
the Russian half Of the aea- Toe FiRhs
Of Rusait 10 pFOteot then and &c pre-
scribe the time and methods Of killing
them voaId not, sne msy Be sare. Be
qasstioned BY Great Britain OF any
other poser.
The Press is load 10 iss demands for
. erection TO American Industries. Why
70 shoald desire 70 zee the sealing iSdos-
~ utterly destroyed 10 not clear. bal
that II vhsa 10 desires, IL The stupid
paragraph qaOtsd above may Be re-
gAFded - meaning anything.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
MEXIco ANp poN ,aRIes.

The report that widely extended
plst exists 10 overthrow the Mexican re
pablie and rear on its ruins 3 monarchy
u0dsr Den Carlos, Of Spain, is more in
isresiinR than plausible. 1t IL doubtful
shether such . plot exists, snd IL II
does, the Mexican people will take pIsas-
are IN strsnSlinR il as soon as its kdhe
rents begin 10 bestir themselves. Amer.
leans. therefore. have little reason b.
fear that 9 reastionAFy monarchy IL
about TO Be established on their south
srn boundary.
Its doubtless true that there are many
people 10 AsAicO Who ysarn for q re
tarn Of the old days Of Spanish doDiu
io1- As there Is svsryEssre to be found
party 81 progress. there everywhere
exists rsastionsry party. This Is
natarAL some men are sAnGuipe, hook
ing TO the futurs fer al tAAt ia Eosd;
others rsvsl in the p&st ard Sc 10 tie
dSys thai are gone Giories that ars
aimmed forever.
To certain class Il Msxic4ns. thee,
Areiarn Of the maDAtehioal fern Of ssv-
sEnmsoi wOala eOaStles, b wsloome.
SASH peoPls look On the tire when
A,x'So vas sabises to Spain 81 = tire
When AL wss PeAce and plenty. vhsn
the Eovernusui vas strong sboReh TO
enforce ObedisnSs ard AFFORD Vrottc-
ton, when Psopls LIVED aEd disd n
hlsssfal iznOranes. and when tie worry
TIE toll ard tie eontuSion II this aSe
Of uO3sFr progress we're uedresued Ct
Tee fees Of progress in al parts Of Ms1-
iso w0nla doubtless reioiss N 3 resGl Z
o. the period % rest, isnoEAooe Scd dirt.
A tie restoration OF Sp1sisA poser
n Ns1,c0, bowever. woald aEpsAr Ehso
latsly i1poAibis % accomplishment.
sves 10 tie Hasss imprsctisAi drssusrs,
TIE r~aessonisis vRla aoastlsss es
wsliinE 10 sssspa government ~ Den
{ sFios - the rex; test tang. pen
Carlos IS toe mach o. rsscgiorist sv Z
fos Spain. His life hss been spsca IN
vain sHarts 30 make himself the ruler
q tbSt s0RatFy-Saorts in whiss be las
bad tie ASSISTANCE 81 all TIE resessoaAry
elements N Spain, Sao SEE IN aia an
invstErAte re q modsrn proEreSs.
The bass es the SsAin Of Dsa c arsos
- tie tsrons Of SpAin nav Rot be SET
orally understood The slt@r Dun Car.
los uSs soa Il Charles ", King e.
Spain, AEi broshsF o. FsrdizAna VII.
- Whase tkrane be VS. hsat. prssaup-
I've. SaoT'ly eefags Fsr3sn&aS's 3ssth.
ecwevsF. he b~esns the fAtAsr q La
Asl,s, Sad n agtEg. dss gaNts3 kss ss
hs ssSosssos. naa Carries 3isvassa her
rSag 10 tie tsroos. sAS;Eg BIS slain
npOE ths SAas NV, ~ whisA females
wsFs s1S.aSs3 froG sic teroas. In
sgsss 81 ans lac. AsSsvsr. Isabella 80
ASosgted 80 oaS~a BY tAs SpAziSA rec
Pss Saa Don CsriOs esSans a sAranse
rsve,a icnisi.
rAs pss@sas pss cAElaA a. nors
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MOTHER Is RESTING.

Tbe long rough road is ended
Her weary feet have pressed;
How rs1eh to her weak footsteps
Perhaps we Eevsr guessed;
But-Vith the weary journey
She'll Be no mere distressed.
TIE face re bend and softly kiss
Bears no iupress but that Of bliss.
We know that many pages
Within the book Of years
She has peFased with anguish,
Amid Der falling tears;
That partinRs. change aud doubling
Have caused her many fears;
F0TCUtteo nov. each panR Of woe,
No grief again her soul vii know.
We Rszs at her dear features
Within the caskst hoand.
And think that she 10 dwelling
Where chanReless peaee 10 founS;
That there no painful paFtings
Her loving heart will wound;
And weeping for her, Loved and gone,
We gather strength 10 walk alone
AlouS the way bs*ors -.
WHITTIER we do cot know;
Il may be stresn win blessings,
Aud pleasures we may know,
Or. thiekly set With dangers.
May bring rs naRaAt bat voc.
fst-o'sr LIES pathway she has come
AZ last unto her heavenly home.
-TAs EoHseAold.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

II reports are to be believed. Qsssn
N'siar.s Is about TO R.eg = hAnd;ul Of
ia5i'ee titles CanadAwsrdA sir John
Macdonald, u 10 sAit, Is to - raised TO
The pesVaEe ard 10 take q seai IN The
aooss Of Lords, SstirirE psrzAnenily
iron Canadian pchroa Sur CARTS
rsrpsr, vAo viii saSosed him as ue
leader Of the 80 sailed LsberAl Gamer
vNtive Party IN CansaA. vii also Re
given t'tls aud vili be left 70 stress e
vllh TIE task Of ksspinG tOEeihsr 4 e
Heterogeneous Provlrces which Mo
donald ecoaa toxsiher iato tie Do
DluiOB Ct Canada
Lausaovne, vic, The Canadians are
hSPVy to saw, u nos sxast,y = CaoaaiAn,
vii ee usae duke. Re 10 already a
peer soune ten e. twelve tines ewes, has
De Is to have cue uaore title AIDED 10
tAs many that be has sirtaay aisVrased
snd . 70 receive bsnors sgaI 70 thoae
ACeoEaed - Marlborough o. Wellington.
Il u - ee sapgose3 teat tAis hizA uark
o. royal fAvcs Is eesiowsd aPoa d n he
causs q bis crHsl and A,rooioas treat
raert 81 sss lr5sb teusRts--a fact wAicA
S,ii ~ Nkr1y &c increase tie loyalty 81
eoaA liistmsH Sad CaaAaiAEs aaa 10
uaAks q then sHteasiastis aaluirprs Of
her a ~, tte Qaren.
TIE assspp~&rasss q SUI Joaa Nae
SoaAld trym ponlnson politics uill
uAFk A. ssa IL ths history q CaaAa..
de aaa FlAytA a eol4 part. las regpAi-
ely sSEs sse pcop'e o. CAsA5A 10 as
SiA Aaa BE sonssfasseS The framework
81 SAtian. Il 81 ss toe BAL Il be i
A. lssi - sed awsy In Ihs gasty ga
aasse - Las&S
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rnE sEmsIss sEI arEsruoN.

That ably edited and usually veil
Informed Journal, the Phiiadsiebia
Prsas, has the following To say Of the
BshF ug SEA qasstioH;
The RehriRs S.s qOsstion. which IL
WAkine % seaae discassian nogsdsys. q
simply an atteUpi 20 est the DATED
States 10 back CD right claimed bs
RassiA % stake Of part Of tbe heb seas
hecaase u lies behind fringe % water
AZ Us began from The very drsi q oar
National exisseHcs % insist that free
sailing made free seas aud free seips
free goods. aehtise the African pirates.
hludasR spain, bnllytnR Denmark and
Ftfasine ths WoFid over 60 rrcncntEs the
FiRhis o. sny unbioipsl lac ever waters
rot lard licked. tt - ula ~ little short
81 iedieFoas % change the National
policy asu.
II the Prsss bad Published forty col
Hmns 90 The Bearing Sea question. Il
eoald nol have exposed is ignorance
more Somplstsly than IL has dOas IN
these fsu linss- Il IL ignorant % TIE
ensssioa Al issae between Ihe United
States and Great Britain. Il IL iSno-
raHi Of the interests uhioh are ssaksd
ca THE tseisioa Of tia, question. ISIS
tSneran. Of TIE geographical iosssisa Of
TIE waters over uh Cd the Uaiisd States
Gains eemiuiOn. Il - iSHorAnt Of TIE
bssis Of tee elAin pet forth hy The
Oaissd SsstsG 10 short. 70 The Pyvss
had desired 90 ruEE's. uisintorn aud
sssl~ad i's readers IN regard 20 ones
tion whieh is likely 10 sngtoss a share
Of rasliS atssntios 10 The near futare. !,
eoHld have found no more certain
means e ssscaFiishise its - -ei Aan
be FaeliOAsioa ot tbs sisiealous para-
esApA.
In The aFsa plaOe, the BssriRs Sea
Question u not ~singly sn atssnpa %
Esa tie Unised States - bAsk 40 . risst
claimed hS RusslA g. SAKE "a psrt Of
ise h'se seaA" 90 the contrary IA Is an
attsmPi O. Ecs ne Usj,rd States to a.
ssri . r,gSs whseh roeo3y sat GrcA,
bE'sAia has ever Qasstsutd asd to prs
t-ei an iUPoytsat Anasr.sAa sptereS
uaieA Wtll be utterly DESTROYED sn,e~s
protession is sH,sS3sa toR
ksou The earliest segtlsmept q thu
sKtrtEs northwestern eaass e \ sr,h
A@sFiNA, RsEslA claimed the riSAt 10
etsrt iatisascuoa ever The sssnstisl,v
lAna-iNcked eoay Of water knosu a.
RsAstus Sea, Sesh certainty SAuro, -
dssSfiasd as lytnR .'esslsa frn,e a.
- ssss" -whs'eyss tAst nav uneas. ms
ilyssaictson, ~ Gar ~ tbs eastern AZ a.
tas SEA - soaeSEasd, was tsaasfsrrsi I,
aAs ussssd states b. tie sssssss a.
A'ss&S IN ISL, RessiA stsli saers. "a.
dstoa Svss tie wgsssru hair % tie so
ash her siSat 10 g. ~ has uevsr Asrp
elsssioast. Tes Usas4 States -
pseStsely sAs sAas Ftgat % e1rssse
tsFs Z Ssioa ever The eastern kAlf. an4
a. ~ srthsn q thas FsSat i usa ay Aay
Esass easkinS 60 q RasSsAs slAiza
ta5cSs, ksssaA ts sally e-apessul n
eAe& ~ sss csc elassa. xeasa estsaisly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

[Frss to SyrSeAss ySzrzaLl
What isn p
IL, it's nothing 10 ths lssi one"
~ Do are these horrld people yoG-
der9s
"rhst nsn With 9 lsp eysgs
"Yss. a1d the SRI WITH tie bory neck
"ias - srs tie wiiloUiss-"
"lo1 dont say; vhy. hes literary
"Yes. asd that's hzs asEshteF. Sae's
engaged TO Lisaterant Fortune, ard
tssv arr going to baud here ns1t year. :"
"isnt Mr.- Cleveland en rsneiogF"
Lovely, sEd STE doesA't awe il to
fashton. either"
her nsck. yea 1sar ,
~Hss
"Bag she might"
"Yss. sh@ las = 1 sEni6sszt rsck"
"Nhy ! p ws Always esu Il nsekf'
sEveo Wien ws 1e2n sin 81 half she
esax :"
~HaSh.f
~Thsrs are the HlEaesseks; hs assd
70 ksss \ ssioss
AID she to L IL wSs1 ne
"Hss3 tesy'ss xas k41sQD do nax~
"TSsv shaw ysry stsGas q tkelr vzl.szr
ginnSnes7
Wa kNetF G3Gs26 IS 80
~nti voc see them AZ tas gpzGa "a
riShifs
dad ycz svss &c sas2 , IS lZys Ia
vas tip@y."
~ ell u ste wAsEg
Lax tssrz
~it's Cos gresham Van Csa.t"
He ssn eAraiv write A1s Rsrae. Aei
never makes . spSsSs ese&2se be eAa't
resa a"
Ills VIE hEs Esii tsetA- Di3 yua
ever nssicsg Tbs wAale st = ezils OF
sci Z sod % the ed Fssts.n
sac uass sake brilliant e5zvsrsa-
s~-llst
~Y-S whsn see ogsEs hsr UsatA
wee
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

SEALKD PROPOSALiS ACcnNPA
- med By pans. spec fcstiozs and SIrsla
diagram, vii b recsived a. The Oflles n
The Auditor q King county. W. 7. usfi
June IS ISL for 6Gildirr draw hria-S
aero-s White River. az the plsns a VI.
CochrAne. Q bttl@ belsW The CasAriie
Church. N eec. 2 TpL.3N- k6R so
bids u include ali necessary : ers -
aoufEenta: tbs B idgs 70 BE Is feet wiaa
&rd 10 I et above high water mark -
draw % Be 60 feet c ear " widxh. Kach
bid 70 Be acc. mpanie@ with q hoaa q -
per cent Of amount e bid. 70 Be- gorfeles1
By the s1ccessful hidaer In cnae q fsiiaro
70 enesr iDie onfra1s fer the hstfkfml paF.
tsFmAnoo with REQUISITES security Withia
ave days AFTER the Awarf All d hscom.
pieted within 90 DAYS aftaP GWnrd. an
plans and Sd eidcatiuls 20 Be e. the en-.
pense Of the bidder. 1hs Bard II Com,
mt@ioqers reserves The right 10 reject ans
and 81 bids LYMAN WOOD.
my& Cunnsr Auditor.
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A scAHDALsuS ArrAeK.


Il Is sonetimes q compliment EatbsT
than . reboks 10 be attacked. This -
peculiarly tFue where tbs attacking
party 10 knoWn 10 Be . man Of no prin-
eipis and q reckless dsmseogas. silenes
e, usdeF ordinary Circumstances. the
bsst answer that san be made 10 saeb .
ssse. inasDush - any other answer
gives TO the charges made dignity that
dos not belong 10 them. The Hon.
OlaFIss Stewart voorhees, wherever be
4 knoun h estimated 81 bic sFas woEths
IL this Territory be IL generally looked
npoo - q political trieks.eF and . man
withoat pFineiplsa- That be oosapiss
he present position is doe rot 10 per
sonai woFth OF popularity, bat 10
pseuiiaF combination Of circumstances.
How poorly be haa served the Interests
Of the Territory may be inferred from
the fsct that the Piesidsnl Of bis ON
party ignores him and declines 10 main
lain evsn ofisial relations With him.
Snartine under this Humiliation The
Haaorabk Nj. voorhees, let loose the
viAls Of bis wrath, and 10 an Interview
With Nsv York Sss reporter black
guarded the President IL . style peeu
larry bis osn. With this. however, we
are not concerned. These Democratic
disssnsiOns are perhaps 800 sOm non 10
sxoits surprise. Bat Mr.. voorhees,, not
o0ntsnt With attacking The President,
took ooessiOa 81 the sane tims TO Ia
dulas In some soandalSas lnsinua,i0ns
against our late Governor. Hon. Watson
O. Squire. Oar hFst impulss vas 10 ALLOW
thee insieaalioas 10 remain unansweF
ID. thinking that the source from which
they came would be their best RECITATION.
We know. moreover. that amoHR those
Who are acquainted With the oharasseF
and iatsgrity Of Governor Squire the
charges weuld sink 70 the level Of pare
eAlamny. Bat The inteEview. from the
very audaeity Of the statements that IL
contained, has bees given snSh vide
puhlieisy that their is dsueeF Of the
idestiiy Of the suthor being lost By re-
peaied reiteFatiOn. II is tor this Fsa-
son. therefore. and not bssAase ws con
slider the charges Of suffisisnl weight 10
NEED one, tia, vs publish Ia another
column an answer % full aud eOnelu-
slve that Il will barry the base SANDER
Of Mr.. VOORHEES, 40 deep a. 10 prsclule
les resurrection. The vindioatioA OF
the personal and ofhsial Aeta and mo
tives Of Governor Squire durins The
tryinG Troubles Of yeas AeO is 40 oom
slele and comes from sneh soaFoss that
be may veil be proud Of Il. The mer
who bava gladly volunteered 20 give the
lie 10 1hs scAndAloas personal stack Of
Mr.. voorhees, very pTepsEiy consider
The mAiter q personal aud not = pslisi
cal one, aud We believe that the Demo
Gratis whose names appear in the pro
test voise the sentiment Of the rank ane
de Of The party when they soaaemu
sash q gFOundleas and seassless ATTACH
ugon a mao whom they know 10 b
hish-minded and honorable. To Mr.
voorhees, Ue Gan only say that be ma,
hna, BY rejection, tie esteem IN whiel
be hiUssn 10 bsld 81 reading shat h
sAid Of the nAn whom be attacks ans
pFtsomea 10 cFiticisr.
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Tas Is 70 seTtlfy that. beng tie ArSkisscl
aA3 p.&z1ea and saper ntea3ed lhs Goa
sErsztl2u q To- PaEaac s1iAds1E N tAis CITY
as1 5slag sCqs sat-4 w1A - cOa3 iloa
prar 10 - acr1Paary By T. = TrsoPs dsr
laE the AK 1i~sse d~suraaDess. ! care
faiiy eK4IIasd sd PFrrags@s sp9a Efser 10
5~p4Etsrs u TIE trOops- and ! estimate b
5znags doe % TIE sd as1b6lag. oWiEE 70
sash 8coapABey a. be ssa 81 tS0 th0a-
sGad Gs.aArs $500 Tsls = hoE sssl-
mate. ~ Z BooSE. ArchEsct
sEArrLE. ". = Aay s. 1851.
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EnNr rnK oFEHcEEs ~

Nj pEAK GoFxESoz-Year letter Of n.
Issa lasI = before gas
il seens sfransss ne that ans b.ady ca 2
eAArSv yUs gHh s@9SA 70 safrapf nosivss
il EssrEaTzzIaE ~ 31Jlrs thss 5eil 10 war "a
- GogsraaE "a lsS5 Ea3 - 80 y asls 81
zAe saleAt q ths AZ ever tie peEsecssEss
CAiaR=e AZ S@Ettie- Ces tA4E5y - hnaesi
snAn kuoW5sx gse fscts - ser - ta- p7@s.
szee ana rsseAtiae there e. Cssse3 states
sFoacs : ean.sFne3 csz3 Dc 81 Asf Has
w5tA r41h ssrce Eaica ssak ssasisz r. 49,
te ans Tsessaa an3 wn%f e toe tue in
era naz3- l ss@ak - ths SsF3 aad 2 ID. q
waAz affls 7 eAa . SCATTER TIE asr@Fsiaas q
Faar snsWe&~
Tae sEoap< ars1 eAle 70 SeArte co No
Eesatez s., IS.s. Ans senEi2sa oa ~ cars
ERzaT kss19- - 2 TIE eazm4z ~ oEsee
w2s Fl3s7z &0azf to es-y lasE@efsag vaFasas
aasA5 ~ n so3pazF WA TIE kzyor. Hsa.
y g. Ys=szr. - Ens e 81 y A@ssct gzz4rs.rs-
5~zs Hasel, gas Tiak Sc were vzsssd. 1aa
J REAL tse faea EAzf yoz e1zSe5 xaz &rss
zsz a. sszs L2z3 60 g1a1A % ssc4zg tie
esEmaz3
Tne P4Gass Eazse aa8 ss&-As-3 Taeaser.
Aezzs Esz scsVeaezss &ss xG5zexzt - Ia
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LErrKR OF yrpeE ekExNE.

Hon. WAFsnN c. SoCIRk-My Dear Sir /:
I am panied ard indignant beyond expires
siOa 81 reading the c. s. voorhees, interview
pablished IN , late number OF the y. 7. Sun
The whole inssryieV strikes me as . piece Of
insane and almost Incredible folly in Mr.
voorhees,, bat that part which IS Intended
20 reflect on your regard for law and your
official integrity seems most OF all absurd %
0Ee who knows yon and the real facts. As
Chief Justice u Washington Territory and
Judge Of this District. personally and OF.
ciaiiy intimate with yourself. and present IN
this city during the anti Chinese troubles Of
1856. to which Mr. VooIhees refers. kn0S
OF my own personal knowledge what vas
the state OF Affairs here. what occurred and
what reason and urgeDcy there was for pro-
claiming martial law. and deem myself Pc
ealiarly qa4liied to say what motives and
considerations were operative upOn you in
all yeur ofhciAl artiOn during al the period
covered by Mr. voorhees, The time was
trying. bat your conduct throughout il al
vas characterized by sell denying devotion
% the public interests, the stFieteSt fidelity
70 your Official trust. an the most nnfi1eh-
ing loyalty to the Constitution and laws.
do rot believe that any public odicer ever
acted with = higher reverence for law, OF
from purer motives, or ~ith an eve more
single 10 the public good than yoa did.
have the honor 20 be, with tie highest
esteem. yO0rs. very truly,
ROGER :. GEEESS.
E-Tv U r Jnna 1877
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Szss TIE goiloWinS: B2yinz AL goods
stElssiy Ger asa eoAotss ~ 10 oesE o
azny Bargains Enappr0acnao1e ~ A1y
ozesr koas@- Asoey ref1aced ~ Al
uEes II Raods are = & satisfaesoRy.
IoxxAs 4 exaEzMAx.
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ne CENTEMEkT" 5 tAs Eass 80
alAr Aid zsS~s u AsssriSs. Sl&5 fo= ave
a21ioas. Sl-sa fa- s&Eks eGs1e1sA Thsy
are far ezlss the srsos Of E2g atAee
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nahfy are ansxssl.-4 Tas aASvs &rs -
IA p<icss - stove = ga SD a xsoAs-
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

CEALED Proposals.. ACC0MpA.
- rfed By plans speci6ca tons and st1ain
diagrsgaa. vii he received ~ the aanoa Il
the udftor in King cnsnsv. WaaAlngten
Territory. until June l6 issT. for hGilaing
RI uiie bridges fret above high water
mR-k, acros% the Tolt river q a tn
sleughS On the line % the preaen' eguniy
read Approximate length OK o-idxizE
including approaches abonE 40 fsek
Each hidce- shsn accomp my his bid VIA
3 bond for ten par cent OF sueh hid. wAisA
amopnt shAii b forfeited In cssa II AA
bid helng accepted, Il he fAils nngieefs o.
refuses to enter into n c "ntrArk vita 0
requisite bond FER faithful performmnm
wiz in I've days sfter aWMra Tha hridaaa
% b. computed within % Oars ataR
award Sid plans and spec Gcatiana b
he az expense Of biddsr. The Bead ~
serves the Tight to reject M1y and al hian
LYMAN WOO = County Aa1'sR,
seAttls. Nay is 1857. mylfda
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Leon. Lo0xl Loo4l-fhs grandaHa
els2xi1z sale Of ezxpSsss oai-esoth, lses
ecKsziss ADd gznd1H snsdss tysF hsld
N SszStis, azEii Aaxusa Ia -
TGKLAg \ SxGERMANG
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IL yoa s9nt . lava mower. the liRht-
ct draft. eAs8ss1 eating m0wsR IN TIE
uATkss 5 tie N@w 1 ssy, foF SALE By TIE
SSs1tss Il Ss1S Q z~-nF js11 s
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NOTICE

I HAVE SOLD Mt GROCERY BurSr.,
I % hrssrA Pstsrsoo Bros., Wa vii -
% TIE business 81 Tie 80 s.and An = -,
VII - FAi6 20 na asd I vi aasaus a = =.
Cd incsotsd1ess- IthHnk NJ 81 -.
for pzss Patronage. snd ssk tAaf fssT sr.-Ss
Tie sGus 70 The sew arm.
YRED DIcxxlx.
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l an, sir, With the greatest : spect,

FKADQ'Rs DIyISIoS OF THE PACIFIC.
OEce % Inspector Of Rife Practice,
san FRANCISCO. Cal. May "A. 1881,
Gov. watson c. SoCIKs- Sir: Ny siten
ton having been called to the fact that Ger
tan persons have criticised your action ID
connection with the occupancy Of Seattle b.
United States troops ia November. ISIS
aad February. lSS6. and are endesvGrng tC
injaFe yoa By insinaAtiag that certain build
iags owned BY you were occupied by troop.
Of my command st your solicitation, and
that yoa thus sought 10 turn the condition
OF Affairs into q source Of reVense 10 your
self. take pleasure in saying that, oa TIA
eoatrATy. ! occupied the buildings a. mill
tary necessity. and against yOuI expires,
WIshes.. Very respectfully.
Yoar Obedient servant.
!. d. DERrssT.
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We are sEPsrieneed Eroosr ma naA IN !,
please9 % hayo tAs ed easfOmsrs a - -,
Rivs - . trial - - shall spArs - MA /.
Pleas Al 10th n qaAliiy q E.oas an1 sFi..s
- In PETERSoS HEol.
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OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR sALK IN
IL North Seattle.
Iots and blocks for sale IN d. Z. Des-
avs Ara secon1 third tsarth arb AID
<xth additions. D. 7 Dennyb Pax addt-
lien and Nob Hill addition.
Business and r0sids-cs lots and hlocks
Cor sale In various parts q the city.
Ten-acre lots near the cisy.
Fam and farm lSnos In King. San JuAn
and Islsnd c0unfiea.
WANTED
More farms 70 sell AID heaRA
NorO bo1ses 70 re1t
More city lots and blocks - se1.
More business property % aeL
More money % invest IN 6-sselAss
mortgage secudnaA We g1Arantee
NINE PER CENT
Retains On mortgage iavestmeaeA
Before buyinE etsoWkare cal an4 look
ovsr our list q property.
fAxss paid and invesens18 Da6s for
aon resident partieA
Arrests fer the Western MI Cempany.
Correspcndence rom abroad sokiciteo.